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Bank of Cyprus demonstrates its confidence in London after Brexit

Four years ago, Bank of Cyprus was forced to convert deposits into shares for the sake of salvation. Last week, it placed shares on the London Stock Exchange. The bank’s CEO John Hourican called the move "an absolute vote of confidence" to London, which will continue to be one of the world's major...

Abe, Trump Don't Want to see Excessive Yen Weakness, Japan Inc Believes: Reuters Poll

A Reuters poll showed that any significant weakening of the yen is worrying the Japanese companies and they believe that it could spark an unwelcome political backlash but they they also believe that neither U.S. President Donald Trump nor Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe want to see that happening....

Drought in Brazil throws the coffee market into a panic

Coffee futures are rapidly becoming more expensive due to decline in production of the world's largest exporters and reducing stocks of grains. The best part of your morning may soon become more expensive, as coffee futures’ cost is climbing higher. Last year, Brazilian regions have been affected...

Why does Italy criticize the EU

Italian Finance Minister Pier Carlo Padoan criticized the European Commission for creation of problems for all European countries. According to the official, Brussels "lacks vision", and is responsible for flourishing of populism in the Old World. The minister’s tough rhetoric has been caused a...

Saudi Aramco: Don't downplay importance of hydrocarbons

Amin Nasser, CEO of Saudi Aramco, said that the majority of forecasts are suggesting preservation of growth in demand for oil and gas for decades, while share of electric cars will be kept at a low level. During panel session "Strategic Update: The Future of Energy" at the Davos forum, head of...

As Demonetization Dents Economy, India Set for Slowest Growth Period

Societe Generale said that as the government's demonetization drive triggers a shortage of cash, India seems set for four consecutive quarters of sub-7 percent growth for the first time since at least 2011.   Amending the base year to 2011-2012 from 2004-2005, the way India counted its...

Ahead After 2016 Strength, Brexit Consumer Slowdown Seen by Carney

Fresh headwinds in 2017 that are likely to curb growth, according to Mark Carney, are likely to be faced by consumers who were the backbone of U.K. economic resilience after the Brexit vote.   The governor of the Bank of England said in London on Monday that as the impact of the...

New Report says Nearly $692 Billion to EU Economy Contributed by Media Spending

A recently published new study has found that up to a seven-fold contribution to the economy of Europe is generated by the money that is spent on advertising by brands from all across Europe and abroad.   The reports quotes the spending figures from 2014 which is that time for the latest...

Saudis: there will be no need to extend the oil freeze agreement

Members of OPEC and oil producers outside the cartel will probably not be required to extend the oil freeze deal for the period after June, as growth in demand and compliance with the agreements reached should then push the market to balance, said Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih. "We do not...

Davos Study says Following Key Development Goals can Help Business to Unlock $12 Trillion

According to a study by a group including global business and finance leaders, by implementing a few key development goals, companies could unlock at least $12 trillion in market opportunities by 2030 and create up to 380 million jobs.   Pressure on business to become a "responsible social...
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